Truxedo Pro-X15 review & lifetime warranty experience.

[Lee888]

Little review of the ProX15.........previous GM truck had the Truxedo Lo-Pro Tonneau and it last 7 years when I lived in South FL. The FL heat got the best of Lo-Pro corner stitching and it was replaced free by Truxedo.

So with 1100 miles on my 2018 Laramie I continued my business/purchase with Truxedo with a Pro-X15. This is step up from their Lo-Pro with heavier duty velcro, tension adjustments near tailgate, and the track sits/rest 1/4" on bedrails with Tonneau being only 1/2" high due to approx 10 degree angle. Super lo-profile & would recommend this roll-up as top-notch.

Some folks may not pay attention to warranty when shopping, but I'm proof Truxedo stood by their lifetime guarantee. Heat/sun can take its toll on them so imo shop with warranty in mind.

 

[huntergreen]

Thanks for the write up.

 

[nighthawk87]

Really really god point. A good long warranty is worth a lot when backed by a company that truly stands behind their product.


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[gdawg55]

I've got the same cover.....love it. Like how it sits inside the bed rails vs on top like my old cover did. Very easy to roll up/down and secure. Highly recommend.

 

[HDHNTER]

I've got the same cover.....love it. Like how it sits inside the bed rails vs on top like my old cover did. Very easy to roll up/down and secure. Highly recommend.

Same for me, highly recommend.

 

[Bowzer]

Great endorsement with history to prove same.

I've been looking at these. Do you guys get much flapping at any speed or the fabric relaxing/stretching much? Doesn't sound like it with the years of service mentioned but looking to know...

 

[gdawg55]

Great endorsement with history to prove same.

I've been looking at these. Do you guys get much flapping at any speed or the fabric relaxing/stretching much? Doesn't sound like it with the years of service mentioned but looking to know...

Mine stays pretty tight while driving. I can see it moving very slightly while driving. It's much more secure than my old cover I had on another truck. I think the material it's made of helps keep it tight.

 

[Stage4]

Keep some 303 on the cover and it will help the cover survive the sun.

 

[HDHNTER]

Great endorsement with history to prove same.

I've been looking at these. Do you guys get much flapping at any speed or the fabric relaxing/stretching much? Doesn't sound like it with the years of service mentioned but looking to know...

Stays tight, I see subtle movement at highway speeds but zero flapping is heard.